“Are you really sure about this?” The human youth turned to his dark-haired companion nervously.
“Well,” Bentre paused as he glanced at the kid out of the corner of his eye, “it isn’t as thou gh La’venna hasn’t taken care of us both. I heard about that little scuffle you had on the lower levels....
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“Are you really sure about this?” The human youth turned to his dark-haired companion nervously.
“Well,” Bentre paused as he glanced at the kid out of the corner of his eye, “it isn’t as thou gh La’venna hasn’t taken care of us both. I heard about that little scuffle you had on the lower levels. Think about it, if she hadn’t swept into the fray would you be here today?”
This gave the boy pause. “I s-suppose not.”
The kid always stuttered when he was nervous. He was thinking far too much, and that sort of thing could get you into all sorts of trouble. “Besides, Reg,” he addressed the boy by the abbreviated nickname,”you have me here to help.”
“Now you are just worrying me even more.” Despite the protest, a small smile hinted at the corners of Reg’s mouth.
“Well, at least I can keep you on your toes. It’s not like that bit in the cantina at Level Six. Just give it a few more weeks and you can se-”
The words were drowned out as the blare of another vehicle barked out. Bentre felt the speeder buck hard beneath them. For a few moments, all was confusion. Sharp pain etched through the Corellian’s body, and a ringing in his ear made the world eerily silent for several seconds. When his hearing returned, he could hear a deep voice. The sound ran his blood cold. He peeked at the kid, and saw Reg pressing a hand up to his forehead against what looked to be a nasty wound. At least he was alive.
Looking around, Stahoes’ eyes came to rest on the one thing he wanted to see less than anything in the damned galaxy, an old Sullustan who had helped to scam him out of of his credits in a big way. The Sullustan’s speeder lowed to the ground, beside where Bentre’s own speeder had stalled out.
The bastard must have hit them just right. The Corellian kept telling himself he would replace the scavenged parts eventually, but had never gotten around to it. It was too bad really because that might have kept him out of this situation.Looking to Reg, he jerked a thumb at the Sullstan, his eyes wide in alarm. Reg turned his head, not comprehending quite what was going on.
“Now really, mister Stahoes,” the Sullustan approached, “it is a real shame that we had to meet like this again. Doesn’t it bite, that once again you find yourself sold out by your friends?”
“What are you on about, Garan?” Bentre growled, his hand slipping down to an old DL-44 at his side.
“She sold you out, kid. It is a real shame too. I suppose at one point or another you end up losing your use to one person or another. I would have hoped after fleeing that old outpost that you would have found yourself in a better place than this. Alas, Nar Shadda is not a place for a young whelp such as yourself.” Garan’s tone was almost conversational. In their time apart, Stahoes realized, he feels just as much in control now as then.
“What do you want?” Reg’s voice cracked as he clutched at the restraining belt around his waist. “Why did you hit our speeder?”
“Oh, there are so many things I want, kid: a prettier lady, more credits, a bigger apartment back home, a shiny new blaster. I could just go on and on. Right now, however, it isn’t so much what I want, as what your boss wants. Which happens to be,” Garan lifted a beaten blaster pistol and pointed it as Stahoes, “this man’s skin. His hide is worth a tidy little sum of profits. She isn’t too happy to find out what you did before we last parted.”
“A planet of thieves, murderers and smugglers, and she is worried about what I supposedly did?” The Corellian’s lip drew back in a sneer. “You know as well as I do those charges were false.
“And alas, security reports can be so very fickle. Supposedly, you shot first. The funny thing is, I really do not care. You are wanted, dead or alive, and I happen to prefer dead. It means you can’t fight being brought in.”
“You lying pile of poodoo.” Reg pulled himself up from his seat, ignoring the blood trickling down his face. The boy’s hand was on his own blaster now. “
Without a second though, Garan turned his blaster to the youth, peering down the length of the weapon. That moment was all that Bentre needed- in one swift motion he lifted the DL-44 to firing position and took three desperate shots. Two missed their target, but the third collided soundly with the Sullustan’s shoulder.
Without another word, Stahoes grabbed Reg, and pointed down a nearby alleyway. Stepping backward, the Corellian fired wildly at Garan before running toward the indicated escape. In that moment, he couldn’t hear the sound of Reg’s footsteps behind him. He didn’t know if his Sullustan attacker was following close, or if he was going to get away clean.
He had one thought in his mind now. He was going to get back to La’venna. She had treated them all like family, watching after them like a benevolent den mother over a motley crew of malcontents and street thieves. He had never expected that she would turn on any of them. Apparently, the galaxy was constantly scheming to screw him over again and again.
He should have known better. He should have seen this coming, Yes, he was going to make his way back to La’venna. He was going to find his way back to here, and put a few blaster bolts into her as well. More than that, he wanted answers. He had been fool enough to trust someone on the smuggler’s moon, that was his chief sin. He had chosen to trust someone after weeks of working for her and had finally grown comfortable with the idea. She wasn’t going to get away with this treachery. One way or the next, she was going to receive her just reckoning.
“Here Sith, Sith. Where are youuuu?”
A gang of Weequay pirates stalked through the thick underbrush of their hunting grounds. It was a rather sizeable locale, a forest perfect for the small excursions they so enjoyed for sport. Evidently they needed the practice. They’d foregone the position of ...
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“Here Sith, Sith. Where are youuuu?”
A gang of Weequay pirates stalked through the thick underbrush of their hunting grounds. It was a rather sizeable locale, a forest perfect for the small excursions they so enjoyed for sport. Evidently they needed the practice. They’d foregone the position of hunter as soon as Kul had broken free of his restraints. Now, he was the hunter. As it should be. These pirates lacked any sort of bond with the flow of nature around them while Kul relished its touch. He could feel the life of the forest as it exhaled around him. The very trap the pirates had fashioned for their victims would become their graves.
The group of Weequay consisted of six pirates, equipped especially for dealing with the Sith. Thick, plated armor protected them from his ryyk blades, the only weapons they'd allowed him once he'd managed to find the cache hidden away. He grinned at their casual confidence in their toys. A Sith did not need physical weapons when their very bodies were forged to destroy. The Zabrak’s tribal upbringing just further ensured his survivability.
Unaware they were the one’s being followed, the pirates began to break off in pairs with a signal from the leading Weequay in the hopes of surrounding where they thought their prey had fled. It had been a simple matter to activate his Force cloak and ply their strategy with his own. Kul began to slightly quicken his pace, cloaking again and heading towards the left flank of the group. This pair were packing some heat with DLT-20a rifles slung in front of each, primed and ready.
“See anything, Squat’ch,” the smaller asked petulantly. His partner, maintaining an air of confidence in front of his inexperienced comrade, gave a huff.
“Nah. Reckon he won’t show face with all of us ag’in em. The Sith caw loud, but are yella-bellied in the real deal.”
The younger gazed back in awe.
“Ya mean you’ve fought a real Sith before?”
“Oh aye, Ric’k. Weren’t much offa bother, really. I even kept his shiny doodad laser sword for proof.”
He patted a silver cylinder swinging at his hip.
“That’s an armory saber. Only an acolyte wields such a blade. Hardly a challenge worth bragging over.”
Both Weequay swung their heads in unison trying to find the origin of the strange voice. It was heavy and gruff, the voice a mountain might possess. It gave an amused chuckle, causing them to turn yet again.
“It's ironic, I suppose. The moment you learn what a true Sith is...and it’s your last.”
Ric’k watched in abstract horror as a figure appeared seemingly out of nothing behind his companion. Before he could even consider placing his shaking finger on his trigger, Squat’ch’s head twisted at an unnatural angle before a sickening pop echoed through their small space of the forest. Both Weequay sunk to the ground, but only one still breathing.
The Zabrak's now visible eyes bored into the young pirate with a serious expression before suddenly breaking into a face so evil, Ric’k nearly lost his mind.
“Run little pirate. Your friends are next.”
Legs shaking, Ric’k pulled himself together enough to break into a sprint towards the other pairs while screaming at the top of his lungs. Kul flinched as the disturbance bothered the local fauna and he felt their shock. He inhaled deeply and raised his arms wide to the forest, imagining the ebb and flow passing through him.
“I feel your concern. Your hate of this desecration of your cycle. As apology, I offer you these as intruders as appeasement. Their flesh shall further sustain you.”
Lowering his arms, Kul reached out into the wilds and probed for whatever would respond. As flickers of life began to light up around him he began to laugh, exploding into joyous cackling. The exhilaration of power was overwhelming. He traced the flickers with his own consciousness.
“I am sorry, my friends, but I must show you the path to self preservation. It is against your natural instinct, but necessary for the cycle to continue unimpeded.”
He broke their will.
Ric’k slowed in his sprint as he caught the others, his chest heaving. They turned, having regrouped at a rally point some minutes ago. The leader, a burly pirate named Aganis, tapped his ear impatiently.
“Ric’k I tried contactin’ ya. Where’s yer ‘eadset? Oi. Where’s Squat’ch?” He grabbed the small Weequay in both hands and pulled him to his face. “Where’s my brother?”
Struggling to breathe correctly, Ric’k told them what had transpired. With eyes burning, Aganis dropped him and tore the scattergun from his back.
“That kriffin’ Sith! This was supposed to be an easy hunt for you newer lads. Looks like I underestimated this one, boys.”
A branch snapped behind them coming from the direction Ric’k had run and Kul emerged from the trees.
“You have no idea, pirate.”
The Weequays shuffled to arm themselves as Aganis lowered his scattergun
“Gimme one good reason why I shouldn't blast yer eyes out right here, Sith.”
Kul cocked his head slightly, genuinely confused.
“Besides the fact that you were here to kill me? I'd have to say that you should because now the forest is angry. And when the forest is angry, I can do my work.”
Aganis was the one confused now, but he waved a hand and the other pirates readied their weapons.
Kul closed his eyes.
Fingers stroked their triggers.
The forest exploded.
All manner of beasts leapt forth from the trees. Tooth, claw, and beak bore down on the pirates and they watched dumbstruck before opening fire. They put down beast after enraged beast, but the forest would inevitably win this battle of attrition. One by one the Weequay fell, Aganis and Ric’k becoming the last standing. Suddenly the host ceased their attack and fell back to sit and watch for Kul’s command.
The Zabrak approached the pair, who had lost all premise of getting out alive. He gripped Aganis by his thin neck and lifted him bodily off the ground.
“You know what your mistake was, pirate? Thinking a mere lot like yourselves could actually take on the Force. A Sith needs no weapon when the creatures of the world will serve me.” With that, he crushed the Weequay’s throat and dropped him before turning to Ric’k.
“Do you wish to live, little pirate?”
Unsure if this was a trick, he cautiously nodded his head. Kul responded in kind.
“Good. With the death of your friend here, the leadership over the rest of your gang will be open. You will step into that vacuum with my patronage.”
A look of hope passed over Ric’k’s face.
“But I warn you. You will instruct your operations as I see fit. For one, this forest shall return to the natural flow. Tear down the fences and other disrupting electronics. After that, contact me through this.”
The Zabrak handed Ric’k a small comlink, etched with what appeared to be a tower or a crown made of sharp curves. Kul began to vanish again, his cloak crawling over him as he slowed its coverage.
“I look forward to seeing your progress, little pirate.”
And with that, he vanished completely the only sound of his retreat the shaking of some branches as he passed under them. The creatures around him disappeared into the forest as well.
Ric’k glanced at the comlink and then at the carnage around him. Grimacing he stared into Aganis’ cold, empty stare.
Malice swore under her breath as she hit the ground, her body immediately feeling where she would have bruises later. The ship of whoever had captured her rose into the sky, and she watched it go, hoping that perhaps just this one time, her glare would be enough to shoot it down.
"We'll be back...
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Malice swore under her breath as she hit the ground, her body immediately feeling where she would have bruises later. The ship of whoever had captured her rose into the sky, and she watched it go, hoping that perhaps just this one time, her glare would be enough to shoot it down.
"We'll be back in a day or so. I'm sure you'll provide an excellent hunt," a man had told her, gripping her face and turning her like he was examining livestock.
They intended to hunt her? How foolish.
Once the ship was out of sight, she stood, turning to survey her surroundings. Whatever planet they'd dropped her on seemed to be mostly covered in forests, at least from the view she had, though she did not recognize it. A few creatures peered over tree limbs, anxious to see what new arrival now stood in the clearing. Strange, she recognized some of the species from other planets. Did these people capture and release other species here, just for their own little game?
Sickening.
Luckily for her, this sort of environment was not unfamiliar to her. She'd grown up on a similar planet, and although she had no weapons, or Aiya with her, she had no doubt she'd be getting out of this alive.
Malice decided immediately that she would first need to find shelter for the night. Who knew what sort of creatures now roamed these forests. She hadn't noticed any large lakes from her last view of the terrain, but she soon came across a decently sized river, winding its way through the underbrush. A few womp rats, scurried away as they noticed her, though they soon returned when it seemed she did not want to harm them, their desire for water overpowering their fear of her. Their casual behavior made her wonder if they'd ever lived their own life, or simply been bred in captivity for this purpose. That could prove to either be very fortunate, or very troublesome. If they were used to human contact, perhaps they could aid her in her escape out of here. Then they'd be free to inhabit this planet without being hunted for sport.
Despite the fact that the area had, assumably, been thrown together for the entertainment of the people that had put her here, the ecosystem seemed to be thriving. The plants were growing well, yet being kept back by herbivores of some kind. The species she'd seen so far seemed plentiful. If she could rid herself of those that had captured her, it would be killing two Pharple with one stone.
Looking around again, the Wildling decided to set up a camp in a nearby cave. It wasn't far from the river so she'd have water, and she'd already seen a few fruit trees. With that and some of the smaller, prey creatures, she'd be able to stay alive for quite some time. Pulling an armful of grasses and leaves with her, she dropped them into the mouth of the cave, arranging them into a messy sort of nest bed. Fire was next up on her list, and though it was easier to make with different materials, she still managed to light one and keep it burning. Once she was set for the upcoming night, she sat back, catching her breath. The smoke from her fire seemed to disrupt a few of the Gackle bats hanging from the ceiling. A few of them woke early, flying out in search for food, but a few of the younger ones instead decided to land and investigate the person in their cave. She reached out with the force, connecting to their minds and found them entirely willing to exist around her. It seemed her first guess had been right, and all of the animals here were overly used to humans. However, they also reacted extremely well to her force link. That would add to her advantage when the men showed up again.
After a bit of sleep, Malice felt surprisingly refreshed the next morning. The gackle bats had returned to the top of the cave, but the few that had come to investigate her had fallen asleep on the ground near her. She couldn't help but smile softly at them, petting them gently before standing. There was a chance her captors would return today, since they hadn't given a specific time. Weapons were needed, and she could make them with what was around her. Beginning to work again, branches were broken and shaped into arrows, which she attached broken pieces of the cliff side to. Just these against the blasters the men probably had? If she were anyone else, she'd be in trouble. But she was not anyone else.
She was Sith.
Once her weapons and bow were made, she carried them all back to the cave, setting them down quietly so as not to wake the bats. A fish in the nearby river caught her attention, and she took a moment to test out her new equipment. Pulling the bow back, she lodged an arrow against its string, and let it loose. It sunk into the head of the fish, easily killing it without damaging any of the meat. It would make for a nice meal, but she'd have to eat quickly. There was still much to do.
Her meal now finished, Malice stood again, deciding to explore more to get a better viewpoint. The cliff that her cave was carved out of was easy to climb, and when she'd arrived at the top, she looked down at the forest below. Standard jungle area, it seemed. A clearing that the ship had touched down in, but no other distiguashible landmarks.
Before she could finish her thought, a loud screech rang out, and she turned to see a large, bird-like creature approaching. As it got closer, she recognized it as an Accipiptero, usually native to Dagobah. Was she near a nest? Looking around, she didn't see one, but that didn't mean it wasn't there. The creature landed, still screaming angrily at her. She raised her hands, trying to calm it, while also using the force to try to make a connection with it. Due to the animal's stress, it took longer than she would have liked, but the connection was made before any harm came to either of them. She reached a hand out, touching it's beak. Yes, she had no doubt she'd get out of here now.
Night fell, and Malice was comfortably warm, surrounded by her supplies and weapons. The bats from the night before squeaked at each other, but soon fell silent, looking around. The rest of their family group called to them, and they returned immediately. Malice was instantly on high alert. Now that she focused, she could feel that the men had returned. Her teeth grit in anticipation. Why had they come at night? Did they think it would give them more of a challenge? More of a disadvantage, more like. Readying her arrows, that she'd laced with the muscle relaxing venom of the bats above her, she quietly inquired as to whether they would be interested in joining her. The answer was an unmistakable yes.
Once her arrows were ready to go, she whistled softly, calling for the accipiptero, which landed on the cliff they'd met on. She'd be attacking from it's back, and though she was comfortable riding animals, she still had to make sure not to fall off. With her bow and arrows slung onto her back, she crawled up the cliff again and quickly climbed onto the giant bird. The hunter's torches were clearly visible, marking them as clearly idiots.
Once her new friend had taken off, she pointed to where the torches were glowing, and the bird seemed to understand immediately. As it flew closer to the forest canopy, Malice readied an arrow and sent it flying at the first target. Even with how dark it was, she let the force guide her weapon, and was pleased to find that it hit home, right into the thigh of one of the men. Cries rang out, and the group gathered closer together, trying to help their friend, before Malice heard the rest fo the bats begin their descent as well. They swarmed the group, which now had begun to scream and run back to their ship. Before a single one of them could make it, they'd all dropped to the ground, limbs frozen and limp. Malice fired a few more arrows, just in case, and had her mount land in the nearby clearing. It hastily began to devour the hunters while she made her way onto the ship. It was completely empty, and though she didn't know how to fly a ship, she knew how to communicate from one. Making a quick call back home, she waited until one of her droids picked up.
"Alexa? Send a ship for me, would you? I'm sending my coordinates."
(Armad #13823)
LZ-623
Temporary Research Station
Moraband
Armad had thrown a couple of sensor-booster droids, that he’d cobbled together during the trip, into the air as soon as he walked off the ramp of the transport. Tapping a few commands into his wrist controller, Armad amplified his d...
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(Armad #13823)
LZ-623
Temporary Research Station
Moraband
Armad had thrown a couple of sensor-booster droids, that he’d cobbled together during the trip, into the air as soon as he walked off the ramp of the transport. Tapping a few commands into his wrist controller, Armad amplified his droid’s sensor range and strength, searching for any type of signal coming from the vicinity of the once temporary research station. For the moment there wasn’t any sign of the mysterious creatures that had attacked Riku and his team earlier, and Armad was glad for that, as it gave him time to begin his search for the missing Clan members.
The night was eerily quiet, except for the wind occasionally making howling noises in the distance. Armad was glad it was night as he was warned about the sun’s harshness here, as it meant that he wouldn’t have to immediately wear his polarized goggles. As he was walking toward the abandoned site, Armad was focusing more on his datapad, hoping to catch an echo of a signal that would indicate where the missing Clan members were. Nearing the center of the site, catching a faint signal of something, tapped a few commands into his wrist controller, and his sensor droids started circling around him. Denied, his ID9 droid, unattached from his back and took up a hovering position behind Armad, giving it the perfect overview of the site and a small portion of the surrounding area.
A few moments passed without a blip from his controller, and it seemed that the silence kept getting softer until he could barely hear the hum of Denied’s repulsor behind him. It was at this moment that his wrist controller beeped once to indicate that it caught a signal. A low troublesome tone came from the direction of Denied that sounded a bit like an uh-oh. When Armad looked up from his wrist to question what the droid meant by that, he sees one of the gray creatures leaping down toward him from the rock formation that he’d stopped under. Armad managed to draw his stiletto as the creature was landing on him. The Umbaran managed to get the gray creature off of him by stabbing it repeatedly, which seemed to cause it some pain and slow it down enough that he was able to get out from under it and get to his feet. As Armad hurriedly typed some commands for Denied to take over trying to connect to and send the prearranged message to any signal that it could connect to.
The lone creature staggered back to its feet and started lumbering towards him again, Armad shot it a few times with his blaster. But conceded that Riku was correct, that they were able to somewhat easily shake off blaster bolts. Since there was no official report or finding about lightsaber damage, Armad decided to try his, so he stabbed it through the chest which got him rewarded with a backhand to the face. Recovering from the rather significant blow, Armad fully incapacitated it by cutting all its limbs off, alive and making a low moaning noise. Silently wondered if Macron or Aul would be interested in having a specimen like this, for study purposes no doubt.
His line of thinking was interrupted by Denied’s trill indicating that it had found a signal and sent the message, and that they needed to leave now. Armad was about to ask what he meant by that, a swarm of gray creatures came pouring over and around the rock formation. Armad started a quick retreat back to the safety of the base camp, while picking up survey equipment that was still laying around and throwing it into the creatures trying to slow them down.
(Mactire #14320)
Somewhere.
Moraband
Mactire was running down the labyrinth trying to make heads or tails of their situation.
“Go to Moraband Muz said. It’ll be fun he said. Watch some scientist, nothing will want to kill you he said.” Mactire grumbled to no one in particular.
Everyone had gone their own way, down a distinct path when that random sound occurred. Though it was possible all these tunnels linked up at some point, he knew his luck wasn’t that great. He wished he decided to run with the others down a path, but as long as one could find a way out at least the Clan would be warned, if anyone came to rescue their hides.
Stumbling through the caverns of stone in the dark made it almost impossible at first for the Mystic to see where he was going. While he slowly concentrated on the Force he enhanced his vision allowing him to see slightly better. The strain was different and his eyes were sore but he had to push through in order to make his way. This was a do or die situation.
Walking around the corridors, sounds reverberated chaotically against the walls. Making it hard to judge the distance on where they were, and where they were coming from.
Slowly turning a corner made the Mystic feel instant regret for choosing this path to follow. Gurgling, grunting creatures were ahead of him. They appeared to be walking slowly, as if in a daze.
Mactire slowly started to move along the wall, pressing up against it to hide as much as him as possible. Stealth would be the only way to move here, and using two Force abilities at the same time was still difficult for him.
As he started to slowly makes his way along the wall, trying to stay concealed, a low hiss started to ring from the comm unit on his wrist.
“Anyone there? This is Battlemaster Armad. Can anyone hear me. We are here to rescue you.” He said sounding slightly worried.
“Siths blood.” Mactire mutters lightly as the figures turn towards his direction
“Anyone this is Battlemaster Armad. We are here to rescue any and all personal still alive. Give your location and try to fend off till help arrives.” The voice slowly crackles over the static of the comm.
Sighing heavily Mactire slowly draws his lightsaber, the faint hiss of it echos through the chamber. He slowly places his hand over his comm to allow any and all to hear.
“This is Mystic Mactire. I’m alive, got your message. My location is unknown but I can tell you I’m in major trouble.” Mactire slowly moves the lightsaber in his left hand as the figures start walking towards him with determination.
“Mactire, what’s going on here? Do you have any idea on the enemies size or what these things are?” The Battlemaster asked quizzingly over the line.
As one figure approaches the Mystic, he quickly faints, slashing the creature in half from the waist. A wail came from the creature’s mouth showing its sharp teeth. The others in their old greyish armor, started collapsing on the fallen one’s location, like moths to a flame.
While the creatures collapsed towards the Mystic he danced along the wall towards them. Leaping off the wall kicking one in face hard then, while in the air, turning sharply towards the left, landing a solid kick into the neck and jaw of another, sending it hard against the wall.
“Really Armad you want my status? Hold on I’m fighting something that’s ugly… Very very ugly and very hard to kill.” Mactire shouted at his comm.
As more cascaded towards him he grips his lightsaber tightly in his left hand charging towards them hollering at the top of his lungs. With each attack from them, the Mystic returns tenfold, by chopping off some of their arms, legs, and heads. Any body part of theirs that gets within his circle his removed. This doesn’t seem to either slow them down or even hinder them.
The forum a circle around the Mystic trying to keep him on his toes as his lightsaber twirls lightly in his hand, as if it can sense the hunger in these beasts and craves to carve his name and spark fear into these creatures.
Seething with rage Mactire howls at the creatures. “You want to fight the wolf? Well, here’s your chance attack me. I’m done failing to stop beings like you. I’m done running and staying on the defensive. You want a war with me? A war with my friends? With my new family? The people that I’ve sworn to protect? You got it… But here’s your one chance to run. Cause if you harm anyone of them… I will personally hunt everyone of you down and show you no mercy.”
The creatures all look at him and slowly fade away, as if it was all an illusion. Though the body parts and the fallen ones that were slain by his blade are still around the area.
“Nice speech Mactire. Don’t think we won’t fight as well, we aren’t all defenseless ourselves you know. By the way can you either describe how ugly they are or bring back some samples?” Armad mutters over the comm system.
“Yeah sure, they are grey, like ash. Their limbs seem hard when struck but it was like slicing through air when I used my blade. Though also my determination might have helped as well. I got a few items of some of them I’ll bring them back for study. I want to know as well what they are. I want to end this quickly.” the Mystic says picking up a few body parts and a few armor pieces as well.
A scream came from a down the way that the creatures went. Mactire growled and raced towards it hoping against hope he wasn’t late for anything.